Joining the Toronto Skating Club in 1933, this exceptional athlete’s involvement in skating spanned six decades. A versatile skater, he competed in singles, pair, dance and fours. His effortless skating style earned him a string of 13 Canadian and four North American titles from 1937 – 41, and a position on the Canadian team for the cancelled 1940 Olympic Winter Games. Serving overseas from 1941 – 45, he added the 1946 Canadian singles title to his record of success before retiring from amateur competition. He went on to serve as a judge, team manager and executive member of the CFSA and was a founding member of the Olympic Trust of Canada.